Method for identifying types of crude oil by using two-dimensional correlation infrared synchronization spectrum
A two-dimensional correlation, infrared spectroscopy technology, applied in the field of rapid identification of crude oil types, can solve problems such as complex crude oil composition
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[0045] Establishment of 2D Correlation Infrared Synchronous Spectral Database of Crude Oil Samples
[0046] 312 representative crude oil samples were collected, and the crude oil varieties basically covered the world's major crude oil producing areas. Measure the infrared spectrum of each crude oil sample at 30°C, 40°C, 50°C, and 60°C in turn, and perform second-order differentiation on it, and select 755-1107cm -1 The absorbance in the spectral range is processed by two-dimensional correlation with Hilbert matrix transformation, the synchronous spectrum of each sample is extracted, and the two-dimensional correlation infrared synchronous spectrum database X of crude oil samples is established. X is a third-order tensor, and its dimension is 312×352×352, where 312 is the number of samples collected for crude oil, and 352 is the number of sampling points for infrared spectrum absorbance. That is, the data structure of the above-mentioned two-dimensional correlated infrared syn...
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[0048] The following examples use the method of the present invention to identify unknown crude oil types.
[0049] (1) Establish a synchronous spectral matrix of crude oil to be identified
[0050] The infrared spectra of unknown crude oil A at 30°C, 40°C, 50°C, and 60°C were measured under the same conditions as those used to establish a two-dimensional correlation infrared synchronous spectrum database. The properties of crude oil A are shown in Table 1. The infrared spectra measured at different temperatures The spectrum is subjected to second-order differential, and the 755~1107cm -1 The absorbance in the spectral range is processed by two-dimensional correlation to obtain its two-dimensional correlation synchronous spectral matrix x A , whose dimension is 352×352.
[0051] (2) Identification of unknown crude oil types
[0052] For two-dimensional correlated infrared synchronous spectral database X and spectral matrix x A , respectively from 755cm -1 Take a correspon...
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[0060] Identify the unknown crude oil B.
[0061] (1) Establish a synchronous spectral matrix of crude oil to be identified
[0062] The infrared spectra of unknown crude oil B at 30°C, 40°C, 50°C, and 60°C were measured under the same conditions as those used to establish the spectral database. The properties of crude oil B are shown in Table 1, and the infrared spectra measured at different temperatures were subjected to second-order differentiation. , the 755 ~ 1107cm -1 The absorbance in the spectral range is processed by two-dimensional correlation to obtain its two-dimensional correlation synchronous spectral matrix x B , whose dimension is 352×352.
[0063] (2) Identification of unknown crude oil types
[0064] By the method of example 2 (2) steps, calculate the two-dimensional correlation synchronous spectrum and x of each sample in the spectral database X B At 755~1107cm -1 The moving matrix correlation coefficient of each moving matrix window in the spectral reg...
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